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*meows loud as fuck to no avail*
isn't it crazy that a woman being gender nonconforming literally just requires her to exist in her own body without making any changes whatsoever. why does the fact that i don't wear makeup and i don't shave and i don't wear a bra have to be some political act. why can't i just fucking exist
i like who's lila because the main mechanic of changing your facial expression is explained by a main character possessing some kid's body and she's also not a human and doesn't understand emotions
but also the kid's autistic so you have to change his facial expressions too when you play as him
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i hate gay people
I miss my wife Tails
I’m more than a little concerned at seeing recommended tumblr communities with names like “queer teens” or “nonbinary teens” and advertising themselves as a space for teenagers as young as 13 to make friends with each other. I don’t wanna sound like anyone’s dad here, but this is… not safe. Anyone can join those communities, they’re not private unless you make it private. You can’t trust that everyone in there is actually a teenager, so please don’t advertise your age or other people’s ages like that in online spaces. You can absolutely make private communities or discord servers with trusted friends, but not public communities that anyone can join, especially if those communities are specifically targeted at marginalised— and therefore vulnerable— teenagers.
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fuck all of them marry none of them kill everything alive
You can make a movie with where the only white character is a man named Ray Cism whose one line of his 16 seconds of screen time is “I seriously hate women and minorities.” and you’ll find fifty bajillion reader x Ray Cism fanfics and renaissance style drawings of him with a halo of golden light
Hi I'm one of those romance-favorable aros that people keep bringing up and I'd just like to say:
Stop using my identity to invalidate my aro siblings
And if you're truly set on making aro characters romance-favorable, then do that!
My experiences are not the same as someone who is alloromantic just because I'm romance-favorable. You can't just slap 'romance-favorable' on an aro character to write them how you would an allo.
Have them grapple with being in a relationship and feeling guilty that they don't feel what their partner feels. Have them have tough conversations with their partner over how they feel and their specific limits. Have them fight the internalized arophobia they feel that tells them they can't really be aro if they're in a romantic relationship.
But for the love of God, stop just slapping 'romance-favorable' on aro characters to ignore the fact that they are aro.
"men always lie" yeah, lie on their back and hold their legs up and moan
having a hard time working on personal development stuff, and I keep having to remind myself it's because I'm a full time storyboard artist on a show that's incredibly creatively fulfilling (Gaslight District) but I'm happy with how this cast is shaping up. I have a lot of the "what" figured out for this pitch, but not the "why". Hopefully I can carve out some time to do some hard thinking soon.
yknow, as counterintuitive as it may seem, helping a suicidal friend isn't a matter of stopping them from dying. it's about helping to make their world one that's worth living in.
it's important to make that distinction, lest we make people's quality of life worse in the name of "protecting" them.